for-in versus Object.keys(..).forEach(..) (v3)

Revision 3 of this benchmark created on

Description

Testing if the perf hit for Object.keys(..).forEach(..) is enough to matter as compared to for-in.

Preparation HTML

<script>
// pre-ES5 polyfill for Object.keys()
Object.keys=Object.keys||function(o,k,r){r=[];for(k in o)r.hasOwnProperty.call(o,k)&&r.push(k);return r}

// pre-ES5 polyfill for Array.prototype.forEach()
Array.prototype.forEach||(Array.prototype.forEach=function(a,b){for(var c=0,d=this.length;d>c;++c)a.call(b,this[c],c,this)});

function iterate1() {
   var ret = "", i = 0;
   for (i in obj) {
      ret += obj[i];
   }
   return ret;
}

function iterate2() {
   var ret = "", i = 0;
   var ks = Object.keys(obj);
   for(var i=0; i<ks.length; i++)
      ret += obj[ ks[ i ]];
  
}

// object with 10 keys in it
var obj = {
   
};

var j=0;
while(j < 5000) {
  obj[ j.toString() ] = j.toString();
  j++;
}

var tmp;
</script>

Setup

tmp = "";

Test runner

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Testing in
TestOps/sec
for-in
tmp += iterate1();
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Object.keys(..).forEach(..)
tmp += iterate2();
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